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Trial run on KPHB-Waverock corridor for dedicated bus lane
Cyberabad traffic officials conducted a trial run on the KPHB-Waverock corridor on 23 September to assess a dedicated lane for TGSRTC and IT-company buses. The exercise, supported by transport and planning experts,…
Cyberabad traffic officials conducted a trial run on the KPHB-Waverock corridor on 23 September to assess a dedicated lane for TGSRTC and IT-company buses. The exercise, supported by transport and planning experts, also examined congestion along the JNTU-Biodiversity corridor during peak hours.
The trial followed discussions with the Transport Department and TGSRTC. Officials evaluated road capacity and traffic flow to introduce a minimal-stop bus facility for faster movement. Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Sunpreet Singh and DCP Traffic-II Sheshadrini Reddy participated in the run.
Indian Opinion Analysis
The KPHB-Waverock corridor connects residential clusters with the IT hub, carrying thousands of commuters daily. A dedicated bus lane here mirrors the Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority's 2022 plan for high-occupancy vehicle corridors across the city. The feasibility study's outcome will determine whether TGSRTC can shorten trip times by 15-20 minutes during rush hour, a key metric for the state transport corporation. The next step is a final report from the traffic wing, expected within weeks, which will guide a formal proposal to the state government.
Source: telanganatoday.com
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